sq mv

Move/rename sources and groups.

The mv command works analogously to the UNIX "mv" command, where
source handles are files, and groups are directories.

Usage:
  sq mv OLD NEW

Examples:
  # Rename a source
  $ sq mv @sakila_postgres @sakila_pg
  @sakila_pg

  # Move a source into a group (same as renaming)
  $ sq mv @sakila_pg @sakila/pg
  @sakila/pg

  # Move a source into a group, keep current name
  $ sq mv @sakila/pg prod
  @prod/pg

  # Rename the group "production" to "prod". This will rename
  # any sources already in that group.
  $ sq mv production prod

Flags:
  -t, --text        Output text
  -h, --header      Print header row (default true)
  -H, --no-header   Don't print header row
  -j, --json        Output JSON
  -c, --compact     Compact instead of pretty-printed output
  -y, --yaml        Output YAML
      --help        help for mv

Global Flags:
      --config string         Load config from here
      --debug.pprof string    pprof profiling mode (default "off")
      --error.format string   Error output format (default "text")
  -E, --error.stack           Print error stack trace to stderr
      --log                   Enable logging
      --log.file string       Log file path (default "/Users/neilotoole/Library/Logs/sq/sq.log")
      --log.format string     Log output format (text or json) (default "text")
      --log.level string      Log level, one of: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR (default "DEBUG")
  -M, --monochrome            Don't print color output
      --no-progress           Don't show progress bar
      --no-redact             Don't redact passwords in output
  -v, --verbose               Print verbose output